Dubai Developer Brings Luxury Living To Harare

Leading Dubai-based developer LEVA Hotels & Residences has announced plans to enter the Zimbabwe property scene. The company will construct a premium residential project and 4-star hotel in Harare, injecting luxury living options into the market. 

LEVA’s Newlands housing development will feature 120 eco-friendly, state-of-the-art homes. The project will transform the landscape of this sought-after suburb. LEVA will also build a contemporary 4-star hotel in Mt Pleasant, elevating hospitality standards.

The company chose Harare for its first foray into Africa, tapping into Zimbabwe’s investment potential. LEVA joins a steadily growing list of international property firms venturing into the country. Harare offers attractive fundamentals including a strengthening economy and scope for capital appreciation. 

LEVA brings its signature approach of blending sustainability and comfort within sleek, modern designs. Its portfolio includes award-winning developments across the Middle East and Europe. This Dubai developer is renowned for its flair for luxury living.

For the Harare projects, LEVA has partnered with leading local firms. Troika Design Workshop will provide architectural and engineering expertise. The company has delivered iconic landmarks across Harare including Junction 26 offices.  

Turnbury Property Developers will also collaborate on the developments. Since its 2019 spin-off from Troika, Turnbury has quickly made its mark on Harare’s property landscape. The two partners will ensure the projects meet international standards while respecting local regulations.

The Newlands residential project will become a new standard for luxury living in Harare. The 120 homes will fuse contemporary aesthetics with eco-conscious features. LEVA states that the designs will balance sustainability and comfort.

Newlands has become a magnet for upmarket developments but has lacked a defining luxury project. LEVA’s slick, green residences will shake up the norms in this neighbourhood. Homes will likely integrate solar power, water recycling and energy efficiency.  

LEVA’s 4-star hotel also fills a gap in Harare’s hospitality scene. The city has a number of premium hotels but lacks a trendy, design-led option. The new hotel will provide this type of sophisticated, stylish accommodation.

The central Mt Pleasant location makes it well-suited for business and leisure travellers. Its facilities, restaurants and amenities will attract both locals and visitors. Alongside its ambitious housing project, the hotel underscores LEVA’s bullish outlook on Harare.

For citizens, the LEVA projects bring optimism and renewed confidence. The high-profile launch signifies that Harare can compete for elite investment and development. LEVA’s statement of intent inspires belief that the city can achieve world-class status.

The decision by an esteemed global firm like LEVA affirms Zimbabwe’s improving image. Along with economic progress in recent years, the country has worked hard to strengthen its investment climate. Investor interest has accelerated, with firms eying future growth prospects.

LEVA clearly shares the prevailing optimism around Zimbabwe. The company has studied the market dynamics and concluded Harare is ripe for luxury development. Its willingness to commit substantial capital makes a powerful statement.

In the property industry, LEVA’s arrival adds flavour and diversity to the landscape. Local developers will up their game in response to the new international entrant. Ultimately, this competition should lift quality across Harare’s real estate sector. 

For citizens, the multiplier effect of the LEVA projects will be significant. Hundreds of jobs will be created during construction and operation. The developments will catalyse further investment into the city and local firms.  

In a few years, Harare’s skyline and property landscape will sport exciting new additions. Citizens can look forward to living or staying at these cutting-edge LEVA properties. The company is set to positively disrupt the local status quo.